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lt (h(HlUt Cpl-mop. Churrli-!lT. Ono.
I,i:ii'V, l'atr. Hervicea everv tiabbath it lti
A. M., J ' H. M-
S.,t.Uth H. boul at 9 A. M.
Prayer Meeting evory Wednesday, at 7i P. M.
Ctnu,aiiivD Service, first Kabbatb f every
jiinth, at H'l A. M.
Went C'leartteld M. K. Churrlu Hct.
Chaulm. W. bt'HMLET, Pastor. Preaching every
alternate Sunday, at 8 o'elonk, P. M. Sunday
tiohuol it 2, P. M. All lire itnllwi to attend.
Irewbtcrlan ChurchRev. II. B. Dptlk.
y.dibnth servieee morning and evening Hnb
,,rtth Hohool at 8 P. M. Prayer Netting Wednea
lav evening.
tlnptlat Church Rev. , Pastor.
Sil.t.ath School at 3 P. M. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening.
St. Franrln' ChurchCatholic Kev. P
I. ,nr iidar. Divine service at luj A. M., ot
l.c firit, third and fourth Rundnyeof each month;
V ci-pen find Benediction of the Me it ml Sacrament
Ht 7 o'olook, P. M. Sundny School every Sunday
nflernoon at t o'clock.
Oi l ltIAf, DIRr.CTOHV.
TIMS) OF KU1.DIBH. QUART III .Miopia COPrtT.
S.cdnd Monday of Jannary.
'I bird Monday of March. ;
First Monday ef June.
Fourth Monday of September. j
TIN! OF OLDISQ COM MOM PLIil.
Pint Monday of Jane. ,
Heoond Monday of November.
rtiBLio orricnna.
President Judge Hon. Chtrlcl A. Mycr,
l.onk Haren.
Aiitant Low Judge-Hon. John II. Orvla, of
1 ellefunte.
Aeocit Jmluee Abrs.ro Ogden, Clearfield;
Vincent B. Holt, Clearfield.
I'rolhnnotnry Kli liloorn.
ttrgiiter and ftcordrL. J. Morgan.
Trrnaurer Philip Dottl.
I tintrirt Attorney J. K. McKenrick. ;
Sheriff James Mahaffey.
jtfputy Sheriff V. I. Thompson.
County Surtrjor Samuel F. McCloskey, Cur
rnnville. ft.unry Cnmmiiont r$ C. W. Kylrr. flrnhe.n.
ton V. 0.: EUh Johnston, Grampian Hill P. 0.;
John Nnrrls, Sr., Uurweniviue.
r'.,MMi'iViNerV Clerk John W. Howe.
C-nntjr Auditor William V. W right, Clear
Old : Joseph (till. land, Three Rum j J. 8. Nor-
ri. Wociiliiina.
rn'f Coronet Jamea A. Moore, Clearfield.
Jury i'ommiieionere Andrew J. Jackson, Clear
fi.'l, JVm. R. Brown, Clearfield.
Sufitrintrndent of Public School L. Mo
n..n.r, rtt-nrfleld.
Sralrmf Wtit9& Meaturti Jeise W.Carllle,
nfliee at LltifrnBTt ra.
v . r, .( John W.Wnrler. Win. R-
c:i:uish, Cyrii Uordon, Clearfield; Jofeph R.
I ru in, N. K. Arnold, L'urwenSTine ; a. L,iiiig
Htone, IUiItnii City.
Our Sp'finl column U decidedly Intereeting In
a l-.enl fioitit of Tiew, end profitable reading to
i.uUldfri who want to va money.
y v vavhi: i
"Will u tal:e wheal, o;iU or vm tor lub-rnj.in-t.
?" W ;irc oflt-n Inquired of In tlii way
l.v I (tor fr in i ntrom who reside at a diitanoe
fr.,111 riiirCeld. We again wy y. The receipt!
of a rep' tuibbs merchant or niill owner In the
vi' inily, ll) answer us Jurt aa well ai the eah.
li. illlustrnte: IT nny of our palroai wilt detiter
u a b:.g of grain at the mill of Joseph H. Ilreth,
in Chert twneliip, Hran Patchin, in Hormide,
TTinm.is II. Forccy, In (Irahain, Wn. Porter or
Mm-', In Lnwrene( or l!rown A Scyler's, at
Ht.fkt.-n, Union township, and forward their
nrnpli for the nmnunt, we will credit them on
their itconnt for the mine. In this way all may
loon pny what they owe, If they will pumie tbli
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(HrAdvortiHerw nnd othoru will boar
In mind that nil articles intended for piibliflatlon
in this pnpor muft be handed In, net tutor than
Tun-day, at 9 A. M. Don't forget It!
Tub LAMt Day. Wednesday, Sep
tember lft . li the 1ift diT thitt tlm ntimen nf can-
didstefl fur District or County ufTieers can be
len'H!Iy iinnnuiieed uiiJtr our party rult'S. The
I'rim.ir.v Klertion blanks and ticket will be pre
prired nn l printed within m few lnys thereafter,
at.d delivered to the County Committee as here
t'lfore. Wanted. A girl to do perioral
In, upc work. Apply to L. linnsrita.
Tlicro will bo Rervices held in St.
Aiidrow' Episcopal Church on neit Sabbath,
0lotul er 5ih, morning and aveninif.
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Tito Hancock and Knglinh Club will
be adilreisod by Iirael Tclt, Eiq., on Saturday
ewning, August 4ih. Ut there be n full attend
tnre , a there ii business of Importanca to transact.
Fatal Accident. Wo learn that a
lioy about eighteen ;aiii old eiamcd Samuel
lUktttraw, living with Mr. (leorg Dolts, near
D eo Hope, while out gunning on last Friday,
riitfbrged bii guo while crossing a log, the con
tents lodging In bis chest, producing almost ln-
itnnt death. !
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It' Done. Wo tonic two lnurv
gjiun Uaroing of the new relation! existing be-1
tween Ei-Counly Huporiotendant Oregory hdJ
bis iMi-Unt during life. The step we took may
not bare been ncceuury to celebrate the event ;
but it was Ttry warm. The aforeaalJ neeJ nut
I "I low fult In a game of this kind.
Lint of lotttn remnining nndaiincd
io the Postolnoe at Clearfield, Pa., for the week
ending August 13th, 18M :
Mill Albertina AnJerion (2), F. M. Arnold,
Mrs. Caroline Beams, Misa Annie It loom, Oraful j
English, tctmbud Freeman, Wm. Hooren (2), D. 1
L. Lioick, Mln Zella Larimer.
P. A. UAULIN, P. M.
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A WoodhMkktino. A (irovo mcot
ing will be held In Egypt, Bradford township,
commencing on the evening of the eleventh of
September, at 7 o'clock P. M-, Public service
on Sunday, at 10 o'clock A. M., Christian meet
ing at 3 P. M., Rrtvning ferflce at J P. M. A
cordial Inflation t extended to all who can, to
meet with us. Rbt, W. U. Matteri
One V ktk bam I i F.HS. M ury M e-
Clellan, mother of Constable John MoClellan,
died on the 10th u It., aged nearly nlaety years.
Sbe leavee a large family of re lives In ibis
neighborhood. 8be born was in Centre county and
removed to this county with bur husband, (who
has been dead for many ye-irs) neurly fifty years
ago. The spirit of Mother MoClellan Is at rest
f refer.
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The Junior H uncock and Knglieb
Club will meet on Tucdey evening, August 7th,
at 8 P. M. Bmith V. Wtlsen will addresi the
Club. Tba Demlfcri are requested to remain after
the a.ljournment of the Club for the pnrpwse of
de3nitely settling the' uniform" o,uetllon. The
Senior Club il cordially Invited. Let each raem
ttr, If possible he present.
J. W. Smith, Tom J. It of no,
fecretary. Chairman.
Tub Milton Firr. Kov. A. M.
Barniti, paMor of tb M. K. Chun h, at Miltan,
well known to many of the older cltist-na will de
liver a le el are nn this Sre, in the Court Room on
Monday evening September 13th. Mr. Darnita
loet ail he had by the fire, except two borrowed
bnoki which ht grabbed and gt ay with.
Let there be a good torn out t The duore will be
ojien at 9 o'olonk P. M- Admieslon, it cents for
adalts and 16 cent! for children. 1-lt.
I'Ai.i,-iiKAHr.n. lluvinn mislaid tho
lit of the names, we felled to notice at (he proper
time, the persons who served aa Pitll-bearen at
Ik. f....-I r 0. I..- Tl ... I . . VI.. ...il..
ent were et-Uev. Car tin, DelUfonu t Hon. J.
Simpson Africa, Huntingdon i Uao. M. Hrlsben,
wola; Ctl. ft. A. Irvin, Carwensvltle ; Hon.
Uccrgo H. Barrett, Hon. J. D. McEnally, Hon.
Win. A. Wallace, Hon. T. J. MoCalloogh, J-ieph
"haw, Robert Mitchell, D, W. Moore and Henry
. Park, Clearfield.
Ht'nii MmiNfl.-Vo Imvo boon ro
t rj netted to annonneo that a Duh meeting will be
l'-M at the village oMlockton, I'nlon townanlp
l"Jr the Superlnicnlenee of the Her. W. M
ler, of the M. E. Church , beginning M rW
lUmber Ilth,at7 o'clock and eontlnuing over
,Pa'urdy and Sunday, The following mini iters
re eipeetcd le be prevent and tosltt t Revi. II.
Purns, J. D. Laverly.SdoU Wllstn, Tiaiab
Clwirds and J.T. U lad bill. Bring vourdiaaeri
nd suppers and Hay on the jrroand from 10)
f clock natil after preaching at 7 ft o'clock P. M
TUB 8KNI0R HANCOCK CLVD MKKT8 IN
TUB WIOWAM KVKHT SATURDAY KVK
NING, ATTEND.
A most rilitcoan jmlment awarded
Dr. Lindtey for the wonderful eurei performed by
hll "Blood Searcher." 9old fty all ibuggUU.
MoHnni, (Jooro C'oopor anil Elinor
Piiimore, Harted for Uarylantl yeiterday, where
they purpoi working for Mr. Milton Brown, at
lu tnlic ring.
Ton Sai.k. All k iniU of Jiors nuil
Window-iaah. Call near the Lutheran Church,
or addrtu ue at CltaTd, Pa.
R. CixriRLD-
Aug. II, 4t
Tlicy uro aa mild ami Mtronthoninfr I
They ilituulate (be llrer, help to eurry oft the
acid and bile and (ur!6i the blood.
Prepared by K. K. Tbompion, Tituavllle, Pa.
For aalo by alt druggiite In Clearfield, and
Jurepb Seylcr A Buna, Luthenburg, Pa. 2t
Faiimfra, Look IIkiib 1 Lytlo will
give yon highest market price for Wheat, Oats,
Corn, Buckwheat, Hatter, Efg, Onions, Apples,
dried frails, and all kinds of produce. He baa
the la r pest and best selected itock of groceries,
teas, coffees, molasses, spicea, oil salt, lugar,
queens ware, tubs, buckets, baskets, churns, Ac.
in Clearfield eounty. He buys his goeda la large
quantities Tram manufacturer! and first hands
for cash, and takes the advantage of all
discounts, and so he la enabled to sell at lowest
prices. He gives onah prices for produce,aud sells
his goods at tho lowest prices in the ouunly.
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Tho Director, ol' tho Juniata Valley
Camp Merlins; Association at the concluiion of
tnu, loo jsmih Annual Camp nieutmg, paseed a
resolution returning thanks to PreaiJing Flder
Dr. Mitchell, the mtnlitera In attendance, to the
visiting crowd, etc., but not one word nf thttnks
to the railroad eonipanira for running Sunday
trains. A significant oversight.
The Huntingdon A'rws gets in the above with
considerable gusto I We prefuma the Directors
did not deem it worth while to compliment the
Railroad Company for running Suudny tralni ;
because they thought some Local paper or other
would travel outside of Its own bunineis and sup
ply the omlraiun.
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FRANCISMURPHYATTHE FAIR.
The officers of the Clearfield County Agricul
tural Society have enurd the services of Fraxi'Ib
Mcni'ur, the great Tempwrance A post io, to de
liver a lecture In the Qrovo on tho Fulr Oroumts,
on Thursday, Soptciabcr 2tiih, the second dy of
the Fair, at o'clock P. M. He wilt positively
be present and everybody should go to hear him
Ho is to-day Auierioa'i grejattit orator, and un
equalled In tho power he exerts over his hearers.
Ho will deliver but one address, and you may
never have another opportunity of hearing him,
so do not fail to eitibraoe this one. A stand frntn
which he will fpeak will bo erected in the tirovo
Kxeurf ion tickets will be sold to Clearfield fruin
all points on T. A C Railroad and Phillpaburg and
Mosbannon branches, on 15th, Iftth and ITlh.
Leholution Pashku by tii r Diiikct-
OHioFTHa J UNI ATA VaI.LV OaHF H KKT1HU ,
The Directors of the Juniata Valley Camp meet
ing passed the following rfsolution at a meeliog
held the other dav :
At the o'oie of the ninth year of our Camp
Meeting Annotation we are to be contrutulated
upon our present ounJttion and the flattering fur
the future. The Juniata Vall.y Cump Meeting
ix an eatabliibeil lact, end under the blessings of
Hod is destiued to be a power in the Juniata
for good. To Thompson Mitchell, D. D., Our
Presiding KMer, we owe as much as to any other
human agency the great success to which we
navo attametj, and we berehy tender him our
hearty thanks for his very ertinient and untiring
labor! in behalfof the Camp Meeting and for the
good prruchiug with which he has supplied the
pctJi-le. We alau desire ti tlynk the miiiinters
who baro been with ua for their suitaining co
operation and generous support, and we cordially
invite tb-m to be with us again, pruruiiln to do
more and hotter for them in the future than in
the past In promoting their comfort. Our thanks
are also due to thoic who have conducted our
children's nieeline;, while t be great auccen at
tending their Inbors must reward thim for tneir
special erlorti. To those having charge of the
muiio and to John H. Miller, who furnished the
organs, we can only say their praise Is heard In
all tho Camp and the ouil verdict Is that it is
the best we ever had. And to tho visiting crowds
for good behavior, smiling faces, and genuine
good buutor, none were over better, and tu all we
ray eotue again.
AMONG THE DISTRICTS.
T M. b. N'qtloWR.
nnaronn.
We mtt a class of ten applicants at Bigler on
Monday , A 'in oil 2.1d, and examined them In the
presenoe i.f four Direntora from tho township
and two from tho Independent district, and some
spectators. The school board of the township
have decided to build a new school house at
Lower Woodland, and expect to have ft equipped
for school the coming Winter. The Board meets
at Williamfigrove, Saturday, September 4ih, to
elect their teachers. Toe Educational meeting
convened as por announcement in the Presbyter
ian Church. David Hitching was called to the
Chair, and Dr. Tohin, Reuben Caldwell, Mr.
Pcaroe and I. (1. Bargee were oboien Vice Presi
dents. Mr. G. W. uiigb, A. li. Rosenkrans,
Matt Savage, J. L. Pearce and the County
Superintendent addressed the meeting. A choir
under the leadership of Mr. J. L. Pearce rendered
some excellent musio during the evening. Tho
meeting wm well attended and the best feeling
prevailed.
oamot.A Attn nncATua.
The class at this appointment waa not up to
its usual site and efficiency. Eleven applicants
registered, some of whom atood their first exami
nation. The house was 61ld during the entire
day with Intelligent spectators. Six Directors
from the township and four from the borough
were In attondanoe. The Township Directors
met at the close of the examination and appoiuted
the following tcaobera : Jefferson school, T. C.
Hopkins; Cheftervillo school, F. W. A. Shulta ;
Decatur school, Clara K. Harner: Parsonville
school, Webdter Hughea; Jeffries ichool, Lidle
Mattern ; lteaverton school, Air. Walla ; Moshen-
now school, Laura Hurlefgh ; Centre school, Annie
Hughes. Ptow Castle and Han rook schools to be i
supplied. The salaries paid for all the schools '
are per month. The new school located near
Osceola.has been givan the name of Hanoox ,nnd I
will bo supplied with tbo new "Triumph." Tho j
srboedi ot Decalur will commence October 7th. j
Tho Educational meeting held iu the Osceola M.
E. Church in the evening, was comparatively
welt attended. Mr. Hiirtman presided and J.ihn i
McLnrran served aa Secretary. Kev. Saott Wil. i
son, Kev. N. II. Miller, Allen H. Rosenkrans, ;
Matt Savage and W. A. Ambrose delivered ad-1
drones.
WOOD W A MP AM HODTZnAI.I.
The largent class of tbo lour nu orKiniaed in
tho Pubho school building at Houttdale on the
2.ith. The rial's at this aitointment nnmhered
eighteen Indies, hot a gentleman in the class.
Three failed to receive the neeeeoary license.
eeven Directors, representing the boroagb and
township were In attendanoe and a creditable
number of ppeelalmt. Woodward and Houttdale
are looking up educationally. The former will have
eighteen school! this year, an advance ol three
eiuoe last year. Tho latter will hare erected in
tbo near future a commodious school building with
all tho modern appliances, and thus the sohool
children of tbo uioet populous dintrlcta In the
county will be amply provided for. Tba Directors
of Houttdale held a meeting the evening nf the
Eanmination and mde the following appoint
ments : Principal, tl. W. Kmigh ; 1st Inter
mediate, LiKiie Holding; 2d Intermediate, Kmuii
P. Ray. Primary Department I at Room, Mary
Myiter j 21 Room, A. It. Mister; Ad Room,
Fuuhie Prince.
laiTAiiiA.
The examination of teachers was held at Ulen
Hope, Friday, Auguet 27th. The cUa at this
ftppO'Bttneat was small compared with former
yours. A number of ciliteos were present during
the day. In the afternoon the Directors held a
meeting and decided to pay the same wages at
last yar, 26 and ;10 per month. They also
purchased for tbo new school house near U tah
villa approved patent furniture. Beeoarla will
have In operation this year twelve schools two
more than last year. Toe teachers willo ho em
ployed at the next meeting of tbo Board. In the
ovening a large audience assembled In the PoMto
sohool house in obedience to the call for an Edu
cational ineetiog. Oa motion of Reuben Straw,
Esquire Lull wees chosen President, James E.
RorabaiiKh, Secretary. Messra. E. C. Haley,
Jamea Herehaugh, Matt Savage and County
Superintendent addreesed Ihe meeting. Tho
meetings was considtred by all present tho beet
educational gathering ever witnessed In Ulen
Hope.
Educational Meetings,
nrm wrrk.
Fr ilell, In Campbell's Church, Monday even
ing, September fth. Speakers O. W. Campbell,
Matt Savage and M. L. Motjaown. Essays will
bo read by Little Ross and Annie Matthews.
For Oreeuwood, at Bower, Tuesday evening,
September 7th. Speakers Aaron Newcomer
and Mr. W. Johnson, reriresen'lng Iho School
Board, Malt Savage and M. L. Mcguown.
For Ferguson an 1 LumberCity, September Rth,
In the afternoon. Speakers J. H. McCreory,
Thomas rs orris U, u. rerguson, representing tba
School Boards, Rev. Edwards and M. L. Meguown.
F'saya wilt bo road by W. ft. Oreer and Hiogleton
Bell.
For Penn, September 0th, In tbo afternoon la
the (trove, riteakcra J U. Clara, i. r.. Moore
and John H. Rowlea. representing the School
Board. Allen II. Kosenktans end M. I.. HcQiiown.
For I'nlon and Union Independent, Friday
afternoon, September l"tb, in ihe Grove near
llncktnn. Speakers '. Welly, H. K. Stowell
and Rev. Peter Beer, representing the School
Boards, Revo. Taylor and Oladhlll, o! Luthere
hurg, W. S. Lather, L. U. Weber and M. L. Mo-
guowa,
A choir under the direction of Messrs. W. B
Lather and L. R. Weber will faro tab. nasio for
the Hock ton Grove meeting.
ixtn WRKK.
For Brady, la tho Lmheran Church, at Luth
eraburg, Monday evening. Septenler 13th.
Speaker! Messrs. flhalier and K oh lor, represent
ing the School Board. Revs. GladhkH and Taylor,
L. E. Weber, E. t. Haya, Mitt Savage, W. 8.
Luther and M. L. McUoow i.
Fur Sandv tuwnshin. In the Presbyterian
Church, at Duflois, Tuesday evening, Septcmhor
Uih. Speakers P. S. Weter ao4 or. rmatners,
renresentinn tho School Brrd, Rev. W. M. Hurra-
field. J. L. Liddle, L. K. Weber, Malt Savage
And M. L.Hogoown.
The PrintortTDicnlQ will bo held on
noKt Satnrday.
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Well Said. "KoyHtono," a Wash
ington letter writer, In alluding to the demise of
oar neighbor, cay si
"The death of Kx-flovernor Bigler Is much re
gretted here. Few men In this country have led
such blameless lives as Uovernor Bigler, and when
his services are reckoned op, be will be elacied
with Benlcn, Huchenuu and Lewis Cass, with
mora humility then the one, more honesty of
word than tho other, with tho same great love of
country as the thud, and greater, kindlier hearted
than all three put together. Peace to Lewis Case,
rent to Buchanan, honor to Iientoa, but all these
doubled with love and gratitude to the memory
lit' iY't.jj Mifc-'sr."
The Statu Xonmtl (School ut Indiana,
Pa., possesses advantages nnrurparsed by nny
Normal richool In tho State. The building la
complete in all Its appointment?. All the Dormi
tories are cheerful, well lighted, airy nnd uaatly
furnished. The building throughout la heated
by steam and the safeguards airalost fire tecum.
The Principal, John II, French, LL. D., has no
superior aa an educator ana manager or a school.
The faculty la composed of Ladice and Gentle
men of Urge experience aa teachers. The build
ing la supplied with water from an artesian well,
110 feet deep i cold and warm bathionaauh floor.
The grounds oonslits of II acres, a portion of
wnion is in n oeeuiinu grove, in snort, a mora
desirable and pleasant school cannot be found In
the State. Hee advertmemcnt In thla paper.
Church Dedication. -On Sunday
Ihe22d ult. the Prtfhytertan church In DuBols,
waa dedicated by Iter, HuroltOeld asiiited by
Uav. Kelly. Iu the forenoon a vain attempt was
m ade to raise (1,000 to pay off the Indeiitednea
of tho church, the balance of $7U0 being pro
tided for by the Hoard of Church lireeliw. Un
able to secure the amount at tho morn ing sets Ion
tho dedication waa poitponod until ovening when
the nnoesary amount was subscribed, a alight
defl cit being promised by tho trustoca. The con
tributions wre In small sums, and given chiefly
by people of limited moans. After raising the
money required the ceremnney was per
formed In the ucunl manner. Large audioncas
attended at each scmou. The congregation,
which hafl been represented by some untirin g
worker!, display an untiring energy and perse
verance in tlm, in so short a time, building and
freeing Trom debt the church and parsonage.
Vulinit Conritr.
'fiin Storm. The DuJiois Courier
of the ?r.th ult in alluding to the storm of the
week previous, says t "It wns art unuoually se
vere one and generally extended throughout the
wertern part of the State. The damage In Du
Bols wnT ooti-ldemlile, tho principal lots being
the blowing down nf Mr. Mcdee's new house, a
building not yet completed, which w ill be a lost
of two or three hundred dollars. Mr. Croikthank's
house, near the Cimtrnl Hotel was drunk by
lightning, no damage being done but tearing the
roof and floors, and a little unphaiantness to the
gentirm.in ani nts who who were also tnciuiieu
by the fluid io its passage, to such an extent that
he had fail boot and lU-oltins torn from his foot
and she a nolo torn In her hie. No bodily harm
of any magnlFi Ie occurred to either. Three cows
lying near Dullois' board yard were killed by a
itroao, and another waa drowned hv tho hi)th
water. Tbo flood was one of the hiheit ever
seen in Dultuis, and Dull-. in' corn and tobacco
fields woro a huge lake with vegetable letandF.
The dAoae to Ihe crops is slight.
MORRIS TOWNSHIP REMARKS.
Kvlrrtowi, August 17th 1 6S0 .
Editor Rkpi-blicaii : It was my pleasure ti
attond a meeting hald at Kyltrtonn on tho oven
ing of tho I Oth lnt. by Superintendent McQuown ,
iu connection with theexauilualion of teachers for
this district, and thinking (hit pot hi pa a few ,
thought! relating thereto might be of pacing in- ,
tarvtt to your numerous readers and especially to i
tbofR immediately concerned t have taken the I
liberty of addrfMtng you.
At this was an K durational ineetlnir. and as the
speakers, of which there were several appeared In
tho role of public educ itors. I tako it tor granted
tn at ineir sayings ami doings were fair subjects
fur comment and open to criticism.
I am aware tbt it is generally supposed to bo
the duty of a correspondent in noticing a meet
ing of this kind to eulogize the participators in
ditcriminately , hut whether this ia the better way
or ii oi aumiis oi a aouot to ray tho least of it.
The meeting was organised in the usual man
ner, alter which tho spcakcrt proceeded. The
rpeaktng being Interspersed with very fair uiunic
on the organ and singing. Most of the speakers
according to therown cotifcicion were unprepared
to address the audience. They profess to have
greatly at heart the educational interests of tho
community, and yet, when a meeting ia called for
tbo avowed purpote of furthering the interests,
and they are advertised some two wocks previous
to)take a prominent part in said meeting they oome
unprepared. Why Is this thus t One speaker
stated that he didn't know until a couple daya
prior to the meeting that he was to speak. Ho
should tako the lUruiLU'A. A good lick. Kr.
Rbf. As a matter of course, some good ikintr
were said for which they deserve and will receive
duo credit. Hut on the other hand some untena
ble grounds was taken and ponltiun i assumed,
the establishment of which would, in tho bumble
opinion of the writer be a dittioult Usk. The
keynote of most of tho speeches was the necessity
of higher wages for teachers. One speaker rather
regreiiea me action oi toe sciiool Hoard in ad
vancing the wages of our teachers, because, aa
he expressed It, "It took the wind out of bis
speech, aa he had Intended saying considerable
on that subject," and yet he dwelt at length on
tho lack of thoroughness inteacheraand lamented
tho absence of that training and fitneos of which
cornea only by bard atudy, long practice and ex
perience. And in those latter remarks ho was
right but nut cormUtont with bis previous and
subsequent declaration!. J would like to inquire
if the gentleman thibka that an increase of wages
would immediately cure Ihe ineflicienoy of which
he oouiplains. If be were to hire a man to work
lor him at twenty dollar! per month, aud became
awaro that ho could not, or would not earn that
sum, would ho hasten to raise bis wage! to forty
dollars 7 I think not. Apprentices do not as a
rule receive the lame ouurpentation aa skilled
workmen. If I were to aimiv for a situation ia
a bakery, and on being interrogated aa to my ex
perience In the business, should reply that in my
youth 1 had built aand-ovoni aod baked mud
pica in the sun, I fear that I could not command
a very high aalary at first. Or if I ahould leek
aa honorable and lucrative position in tbo regu
lar army, and en being anked tn regard to my
cxpeneueo on tho sanguinary field, should slate
that my nearest approach tot, waa once fighting
a boy noarly aa large aa myself, 1 am led to be
lieve that the honors emolument and cpauletts of
a Mvjor General would Vit be Immediately forth
coming. Do you say that my contract! are rather
strong t Not so. There U little, if any more
difference or contrast in tbefigures I have drawn
than there is between a well trained thoroughly
disciplined, nicely balanced teacher, nnd aoiue of
tho so-called who aro yearly given in charge of
schools, and from the tenor of the gentleman's
remarks, 1 boliutfe he would agree with me in
inn view.
Hut, lust here 1 would tike tn call hi attention
to another rather umrarded statement. He ra-
markod, "tint although we naid our Count v.
State and Poo taxes, without a murmur i yet,
when It came to paying School tax there was
grumbling nnd general dissatisfaction." Now I
am well oonvfnoed that the gentleman would not,
for any consideration, deliberately make n false
statement and so 1 characterise it as an nngoard-
en ana pcrnnrs inoiignuesa expression of a senti
ment, which though having little or no founda
tion in fact Is nevertheless popular wllh a certain
Class.
Ihe citizens of this townshin aro aa a rule in
telligent and fully sensible of the great benefits
derived from the common school, when nronerlv
conducted, and nearly appreciate the advantage
having the risinglgeneration thoroughly educated
and hence pay their School tax aa willingly as
any othor. But they do aometimea complain of
the way their money is miiannlled by Directors
hiring incompetent teachers. It i a foot patent
to every unprejudiced mind that many are em
ployed who should go to school Instead of teach
ing, although I believe that generally speaking,
Directors do pretty nearly at well as they can,
considering the prenure that la brought to bear
upon them.
Men in and out of ofneial position seek to ad
vance tho interests of "lheirfriend' their daugh
ters, ihelr sinters, their eouiins and tbclr aunts"
and the queitlon in many cases la no, are they
ooajpeUiit, but can they secure schools. ''Some of
ibe speakers also reverted to the fact that other
lucrative profossiona were being filled from the
ranks of school teachers and irava a reason for
this, the low wagea paid. 1 will venture to affirm
lhat In nine out of every ten euoh eases, tho
original Intention was not te teach permanently,
but the Individual haa made a stepping stone, or
ladder, so to apeak of the puhho schools, by
which ho might climb to some higher position,
and while ostensibly training thuie under his
care baa trained himself with an eye to the very
place bo now occupies.
una speaicr aoemcd to favor tn an Indirect way
the doctrine of tbo anion of Church and State,
and declared with considerable empheate, "that if
he were a Director be would not vote to employ
any teacher who waa not a Christian." As
superintendent Mcyuown spoke previous to Iho
gentleman alluded to ho probably forgot to give
hia views on this subject, and whether he would
favor the Incopnration Into the school system of a
religions branch, or whether bo would feel com
petent t examine and give teachers their proper
numlier or grade in rollgloue experience aro
question! upon which I hare have nt yet been
advised. Of coarse, over right minded per an n
would be glad to sea all our teachers as well as
all others enjoy religion j but whether tba practi
cal workings of such a law or rule made by
School Directors would bo beneficial to either the
school system or Iho eanso nf Christianity li a
question upon which 1 con feat I have grave
doubts. I admire the gentleman's xoal and give
him the eredit of being at least. In this respect a
good deal tn advance of public eeutitnent in this
country. Of course this will not hurt him if be
Is right. Still I would respectfully luggest that
he make hat to slowly. He will at least grow
older if be live and may yet loam that a Pro
feitlona) Cert i lies te and tho mature ago of twenty-three
doea not Invaribly exempt n man from
those little mislakea and blunder! aud other
grlevaneea Incident to live In tins oold world.
And now, I trail that nothing I have said will
bo construed Into an Intention to aay aught
against, or In any way discuorge those who are
solving to fit themsolves for the honorable and
responsible position of teachers. I would gladly
assist yon If I could i but It depends upon your
own exertions whether yen snceesdor not. "Thore
ia no royal road to learning." but energy determi
nation and pluck, with tbo blueing of God la
what wine at last.
"Learn to labor and to wait," He not so much
concerned Just now as to what remuneration you
will receive In dollar a ad cents, as you aro to se
euro youreolf that culture and training that will
compel recognition. There Is not, 1 venturo to
lay, a first class teacher In the country to-day ,
wbo has not more oQered more than be or she oan
accept. Do not bo afraid the profession will
bo overcrowded, "there lialwayaroom up stairs."
Karntatly disclaiming tba leant lb tea lion to
giro elleaee to any one in anything I hare aaid,
and with none bat the kindliest feelings toward
lbs gentleman whose speeches I have thus Im
perfectly noticed, 1 remain with great respect,
youri truly, CoaaiatkNcr.
TUB JUNIOR n &NCOCKICLVB MKKTB IN
TUB WIOWAM BVEKY THURSDAY EVK-
NINQ. BOYS, TURN OUT.
. e aw.
,,Sollor1!, Liver Pills" ro working
mora real good la ont year than all other pro
priety medio I nee. Twenty five oeata per box.
Something that everybody ought to
know t Uulntburg keeps the most reliable elotn-
In the county, and sella ILeifl for Ihe lowest cash
prloea. He also takes all kind! of oountry pro-
duoo In exchange at market value, aug 2&-t
Hcy Your Mill Now ! Wo aro tho
proprietor of a Saw Mill, complete In every par
titular, which we will sell Ttry cheap. For par
ticulars, address K. A. A W. D. SIOLER,
mob 380 tf. Clearflold, Pcno'a.
Lost 9200. A roward of twenty
dollar! will be paid to the finder. Tho money
lost wai wrapped up In paper and left at Fulton's
Dead water, or lost la town. It was made up as
follows i Five twenty dollar b Ilia) and balanoo In
flvoa and tens. The money to bo returned to Elliott
Pent i, or hla attorney, Bairn V. Wium.
. ew
A Fact. An navortisomont Inserted
In the RxruiLicAU will reach mora readers than
If published In all the other paper! In the ooon-
ly,and ooat the advertiaei leaf than one-half
In other words, an advertisement published In
our jt urnal la worth double the prloe of that
charged by any other publisher in the oounty.
It Is a fact." tf.
Nkw Daily Ktaob Linr. James L.
Leavy haa fucreeded In having a daily mall estab
lished between Clearfield and Penn fluid, and will
hereafter run a daily stage between tho two points.
His contract began with April 1st, and the atage
will leave Hearfleld every morning (except Sun
day) at 8 o'clock, making connections with all
tralna on the Low Grade Railroad at Pennfield, ro.
turning after the last train the aatne evening.
Passengers and freight will bo carried at low raloa.
Orders left at any of tbo holoti will be attended
to. 18apr7tf-tf
ie I si
Clearfield Coal Trade. State
ment of Coal and other freights cent over the
Tyrone A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Rail.
'toad, for tho week ending August 21th, 1880, and
the same time last year
OOAt. TOK.
For the week .V'i,3.'i;l
Same limn last year
Increase. 6,880
Previously during year 929,1)2H
Same time last year V37,874
Decrease 7,1M6
Total In IflHO Bo5,2I
Same time last year V1 7,821
Decrease - 2,18tl
Oman rnmOiiTt.
Lumber
Mi"collaneous freights
1 04 can.
-las "
Specials
A.OOO Ilia, Wool wanted by
H,
A. KRATZKR.
Clearflold, Pa,
July 21, 1.130-it
Macninks, Etc. All persons wanting a first-
class Sowing Machine should buy the Hew Im
proved Liirlit-Hunning Weed, for sale by John 8
lfcers, Clearfield, Pa., or Miles R. lleers, dealer
in Machines and Organs, Reynold sville, Pa.
may HHli-oni
Onu IIiTXPnan Pan Cirt. DiaoornT on Old
Pntcaa. Sowing Machines can now bo purchased
at Mcrrcll's tin and variety store, from $'Ai up
wards. All Hnide oi sewing mac times repaired
on tne stioriosi notice.
Clearflold, Pa., July 18, 1877.
Coi.lxitok'1 6 a i.k a I We "hare prepared
a form, nnd hnve on hand a large quantity, of
blank "Collector a Sales," which have- neon ap
proved by the highest legal authority in the
Courts of this oounty. At TWafy Vtntt per
doien we will mail any number to too Collector
ordering them. A Collector, when compelled to
advertise property, must post up not less than
three no licet in the most publio places in hia
borougn or township. ti.
WAKTan. Delivered at the Rail Road.
100,1)00 2n-inch shaved ahing.ee.
100,1100 24-inch sawed shingles.
100,000 feet of pine boards.
&00,ullo 14-leet shaved hoop!.
6,0(10 railroad liea.
60,000 feet of good hemlock boards.
For which I will pay the highest market price,
delivered at Clearfield, or at any point oo the
Tyrone A Clearflold Railroad.
J. F. Km ah an.
Clearfield, Pa., OoL 10, 1678-tf.
Just llecelvtMl.
Just Iteooivod by AKNOLD, at
CUUWKNSV1LLK :
Car Load Nova Scolia Tlastorl
Car Loud pure Corn, ftyo nnd Oats
Chop !
Cur Loud Dcaken Salt!
Car Load of Clioico Family Flonr !
Car Load Dry Goods, Groceries, Ac. 1
jJtarSbiniiloe, Bark. II. R. Ties nnd
Grain will bo taken In oxchang.
Curwoosvillo, May 1, 1878.
Ittarvlffl.
SMITHBALL. At the M. B. Parsonage, In
Glen Hope, August lvtb, 180, by Uev. F. A Jams,
Mr. Ileniamio F. Smith and Mlaa Kliaabetb Hall,
of Muddy Run, Clearfield county, Pa.
ma.
M MURRAY. In Ameiville.Oullch township,
Augii-t lVih, 1H90, Mn. Hachol M.-McMurray,
aged 20 years, 9 months and 24 daya.
M( CLELLAN. In Lawrence township, on tho
19tb of August, Mary MoClellan, aged bV years,
b month a and 8 daya.
CLEARFIELD MARKETS.
Cliarpirld, Pa Aug. 31, 1880.
Flour, per cwt
Buckwheat Flour, per cwt
Corn Meal, per cwt
f:i 00
1 NO
1 BO
1 flO
1 40
I 55
1 10
8o
46
40
00
A 00
S 75
0
00
1 60
16
Chop, rye, per cwt
t hop, mixed, per owt
Bran, per cwt
Wheat, per bushel
Rye. per bushel
Oats, per buahel
uom, ears, per bushel
Buckwheat, per bushel
Clover seed
Timothy teed
Pott toes, per bushel ,
Apples, por bushel
Onions
Hams, per pound
Shoulder, per pound
Dried Reef, per pound
Chickens, per pair,.... ,
Butler, per pound
Eggs, per dmen
Salt, per sack, large
Coal Oil, per gallon
Lard, per pnun
Dried Apples, per pound
Dried Peaches, per pound
Ileana, per butbol
60
20
12
2 0b
15
10
7
12
2 26
1)HOlnMAI. TO HK-PAIH IIII1IK.I
The Hoard of County Commissioners will
ivcrlve proposi.lt, at their otlieo in Clearfield,
until Monday, September Oth, ItmO fur repairing
the bridge across Chest oreek at Newhurir,
O. W. KVLKR,
Attestt KLAIi JOHNSTON,
Joan W. Ilowa, JOHN NuRHIM,
Clerk. Commissioner!.
Cloar field, Pa., Aug. If), 1880-llt.
1 j Taraca, hu.a left my bed and board without
any Just cause or provocation on my part, I here
by give notice nnd warn all parties against
trusting or harboring bar on my aooount, n 1 aro
determined to pay no debts contracted by her af
ter tho 10th of August, lttHO, unless compelled
by due proeesi of law, of which, business men
and ooiguuori win please tato notice.
UKORUK HART, Sr.
Drain Llok, August 26, 1HH0-31
CI AIITION Alt persons aro hereby warned
J agatnit purchasing or In any way meddling
with the following personal property, now in
poseesr-ion of II. C. Rishel, of Brady township,
vin One bay horse, one sot elnsjle harness, one
oow, four beds and bedding, onn oloek, one set of
wagontneker a tools, one oookstove,one two-boreo
sleigh, and household article!. The foregoing
property waa purchased by mo at private sale,
and la allowed to remain In tho posaetslon of aatd
B. O. Rishel on loan only, subject to my order nt
any lime. li. II. HlBllhb.
Lutherthurg, Bept, 1, 1880-at.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOHCR.-Notloe
Is barohy given that Letlersnf Adminla.
trillion on tho estate of WM. DKILER, late
of Clearfield borough, Clearfield Co., Pa., doe'd,
having been (Inly granted to tbo undersigned, all
person! indebted to said estate) will please uitko
Immediate payment, and thoao having elalma ar
demands against Ihe same, will present them
properly authenticated for set Dement without
delay. MARIA J. UK) 1-HR,
WM. D. BIIILER,
Administrator!.
Clearfield, Pa., Sept. I, HM fit.
Farm For Sale.
The subscriber now ofTora bit farm fr !.
The property la located one mile and a half north
of Cloarleld, containing kV.KillTY A CI IKS,
meet of which Is cleared and under good cultiva
tion, good two -story "L" house, large frame barn
and other neeettary outbuildings, together with
an orchard of all kinvla of fruit. The whole Is
underlaid with a vein nf good eoal. Ttita prop,
erty will bo exchanged for mailer property. For
lurmer particular! nan on toe premttst, or by
letUr add rested to JuUN C. RKED,
September I, lltfi-S. Clffirflsll, Pa. 1
$w gtdvtrtisrmfiits.
m IMtfl IIIISII lXlb 0r l.m t Co
O. want flv. Ihuuund loah.li of OATS, Dow,
ua will p.j o.,b or prmiuet,
ClcrO.IJ, I'.., Aof. U, Hr tf.
HfONKY TO LOAN. Oi trit-oLi, Ira-
1YL prov.d farm prolartjrtby th. Mutual Lif.
iii.ur.Do. untnpany oi now mm, on Ural mon
Kkk i. autna fruin $1,0W ap. Vat furthar In
(uim.lioD aplilr la tbo unoVralirnid.
' IH'KXTIIALW. SMITH.
CIcaiB.lJ P.., M.J 7th, ISTV-tr.
pj, PATCH
III r;-r L,.,.,.llii lot, lift". I -I I r, ,, l,..e.
A eUUd moa.1 'V " "I al i.ini.l 1 '
!). If Mull llth .lrrrU..K,l 11,, l 'ut
T" ItJ i.,n-..iiML U. Ii i.eut.r ,rltl(1, uI net w
ft fur tit I'" l-t t. I' '' lUm... ri-jd .frs
Ue -mIi. aiiiuti w l '"r on tUj'i
OrtM I In jour picket. ' 1 ft I., til m
1... Our M-1'r.ji lllnirid ('tuiuiaa el BSaJ
too a. am at, t-tuiaoeipnii a R
jf Mtauna mis ri-.r. 'i
June IA, 1880.. Ira.
Divorce Notice.
Martha D'Haas, by her
next friend
Wm. A. Hoover
ve.
In the Court of Com
mon Plane of Clearfield
county, Pa. No, 02,
March Term, 1HS0.
Alias Hub. Sur. Divorce,
James B. D'Haas.
Koliem ta Jam B. V'ltuai, fifitottdent t
Sin t You are hereby notified tn appear In said
Court on or before the FOl'KTll MONDAY (the
27tb) OF SRl'TPMHRR NKXT, and show oause
why a divorce from the bonds of matrimony should
not bo decreed in the above case.
JAMHS MAIIAl'KEV, Sheriff.
September 1st, U0-4t.
Pine Timber for Sale I
The nnderil irncd uflera for sale on easy terms,
throe and one-half million feet of pino lumber on
two tracts of land In Centre count. One with
two and one-half millions, situate ten mlloa from
Howard Station, B. E. V. R. R., and the other,
with ooo million feet, aoven miles from aaid ela
tion. Uood streams of water running lengthwise
through each tract.
Slum pa re : per Thousand.
Tract! also contain oak and hemlock. Other
line oak and hemlock timber In the neighborhood
or sale. Uood location for portable saw mill.
CVRl'S (J0RDON.
Clearflold, Pa., Sept. lut, 1880.61.
Divorce Notice.
A Ira Ira Krlm, by her I In theCntirt of Commnn
next friend rleas oi uieornciu uo.,
William Urtham i Perm's. Alios Subpuj
vs. I na In Divorce No. 21,
0. II. P. Kriso. I June Term, 1S0.
7o O. . P, A'n'se, tteipmdmt .
SiatAa directed bv an order of Court, you
are horehy notified to appear at our next Courtof
Common fleas, n olden in and tor mo oouniy oi
Clearfield, on Monday. Sci.tcmber the 27th, lNHO,
and ahow oause why n divorce o viacafo nmtri
momii should not be made and entered in favor
of libellant In the above cate. Personal service
upon you having failed on aceoinit of your ab
sence. JAM hn M AH Ar f Ki, ruenn
Clearflold, Pa, Aug. 26th, IHH0-4t.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF-
HEAL ESTATE !
By virtue of an order of the Orpham' Court of
Clearfield eoun ty, made on uctouer xu, io v. anu
renewed at subsequent terms of aaid Court. Thero
will bo exposed to publio sale, at the Court House,
in Clearfield, on
Thursday, September 23,
At 2 o'olugk P. M., the following described real
estate, via t Tho undivided half interest In tract
or land situate In PKNN TOWNSHIP, Clearfield
oounty. Pa., bounded as follows, vit: On the
north bv landa of Heed A Bigler : south by John
Wldemire ; east by J. K. Kratrer ; and west by
Bonsai A Ligtitner, containing TWO HUNDRKD
At'RHS, more or less, with about 26 acre cleared
and under good state of cultivation, and the bal
ance heavily timbered. Ihe whole of It under
bid with good ooal. The Imprevementa consist
of two dwelling homes and a good iraine tiarn
40 feet auuare. The land lies along Little Ander
son crock, and an excellent mill sight. Also, five
and n balflota In the village of ULUN UOi'K, In
Becoaria township, Clearfield county, Pa., bo
twecn Walnut and Cherry streets, In what la
known aa block A o. V.
TERMS :
Ooo-third cash on confirmation of aale, one-
third in one year, and one-third la two yeara
with interest, to bo secured by bond and mortgage
on the nremises.
Ki.i2AUh.ill wil'n.MiriK, Administratrix .
K. C. wIDKMlKK, Administrator.
U ram plan Uilla, BopL 1, leH0-4L
JCrflal garrrtijsrtucutjsf
SherilTs Sale.
By virtue of tbo anoexed and foregoing writs
of Fieri Fatiae Issued out of your honorable
Court, and to mo directed, 1 bare levied on
and will expose to public sale, at the Court llonae,
in tbo borough of Clearfield, on
Thursday, September 9.1d, I who,
At 1 o'clock, P. M , all the following mestuagea,
tenements nnd tracts of lands, bounded and de
scribed as followi, via :
All that certain lot or piece of ground lituated
In the borough of Curwemvllle, Clearfield oounty,
Pa., bounded and described as follows: On tho
northeast and west by land! of John Patlon, on
tho South by publio road or atreet, being about
200 feet in width at the front and on public road
or atreet and about 100 feet at the south or back
end, and about 276 feel ia depth from front to
back end, having tncreoo erected a targe iwp
nnd a half story frame dwelling bouse, a large
two and a balf story frame stable and a one-ttery
loo-bouse, wood-house, ooal-house and other nec
essary outbuilding! and a small orchard of young
apple trace.
Also, all of defendant's right title and Interest
In one other lot or piece of ground situated in or
near Ihe village of Bridgeport, Piko twp , Clear
field county, Pa., bounded and deacrlbed as fol
lows! Beginning at a stone corner on tba Erie
turnpike, t hence south 82 degreea east 31 perchel
to a post j thence south 68 degreea aast 27 per
ch e to n post; thenra south 06 degreaa east IS
perches to n post; thence north 60 perches te a
post; theneo east V perches to a post ; thence
south 9 perches to a post; thence aouth (15 i de -gross
oast l'A perches to a post on Anderson
creek ; tbonoj north W degrees ctist 10 perches
to a ehettnut (gone) thenco north 4 perches to
awhile pino; thence north 06 degrees weat 0
perchea to a Spanttb oak ; thence south V2 per
ches to place of beginning, containing 48 acres
and 127 porches, except half aero eold by Thoa .
Hill to Samuel Jenkins.
Alio, all of defendant's right title and Interest
In one other lot or piece of ground situated In or
near the village of Bridgeport Piko town ship,
Clearfltld eounty, Pa., bounded and described as
follow a t On the aouth tide of Erie turnpike, and
weat of main channel ol Andenon creek, begin
ning at tho aaid turnpike at the main channel of
aid creex j t nonce soutn s degrees west if a i"
perchee to post ; thence north 18 degrees west 12
Sierchea to a post ; thenco north 20 degrees Oast
i perchea to turnpike; thence along aaid pike
south 06 degreea east IX ft-10 perches, mora or
loss, to beginning, containing flve-sixth of an
acre, mora or less, except one-half acre eold and
conveyed by Thomas Hill to John Stull on aouth
aide nt creek.
Also, all of defendant's right title and Interest
In oao other lot or piece of ground situated In or
near tho village of Uridgcport, Pike twp., Clear
field eounty, Pa., bounded and deserlbed as fol
lows i Beginning at the Krlo turnpike at Ander
son creek at the southeast corner of a tract of
land sold by James Spencer, dee'd, loTha. Hill ;
thenco along said turnpike south 31 degrees east
2V perchea to a post i thence along said turnpik a
south HI degrees east IA perches to a post ; thence
along aaid turnpikeeoutb &9 degrees east 18 per
ches to a post ( thence along said tutnpike aouth
68 degreea eart 0 perches to a post along aaid
turnpike, north IV degrees east 26 perches to a
black oak ; thence north 61 degrees weat 77 per
ches to a eheetout, (gone) being a corner of the
aforesaid tract sold by J. Spencer to Thomas
Illll; thenee along line of aaid tract south 30 de
gree weat 10 perches to place of beginning, con
taining fi aero! and Tf perchea and allowance,
having all the water privilege! nnd powers, and
having thereon erected a largo waler-pnwer
sawmill, woolen factory, thro two and a half
elory frame dwelling housoa, large barn, steam
shingle-mill and other outbuildidga. Seised,
taken In execution, and Io b aold as the prop
erty of W. H. Hartshorn.
ALSO,
all the following described real (state of defend
ant, to wit i All that certain piece of land situate
In Knox township, Clearfield oounty, Pa., begin
ning at atones; thenco by land of 8. Bigler
Dunlap north 61 degrees eat 121 perchea to
stones ; thence by land late of James Forest north
37 degrees weat 60 2-10 perch oa to a post ) thenco
till by same annio uegreca west w.i perchea
to atenoa ) thence by land of Puscye south 40 de
grees east 60 2-10 perches to place of beginning,
containing 40 ami, 48 perchel and all. Seised,
taken in elocution, and to be sold aa the prop
erty or Chat. A. KauQmaa.
ALSO.
all that certain lot or plee of ground situated In
ll urn tide township, ClearOeld county, Pa., hound
ed and described aa followi, (B the nasi by Al
bert Sobring, on the southeast by K. H. Camp A
Son, on tho norlkweet by the publio road, con
taining one acre, and having thereon erected a
good frame house, blacksmith ah op nnd email
stable, Seised, taken In elocution, nnd to be
sold ai the property of Wlntam A yen.
ALSO,
all that eerlais place or tract of land lituated In
k art bans towwhip. Clearfield count v. Pa., bound
ed and described as follows i Beginning at a post
corner on Joeepn nanny thence west vn
drrea ta n white oak corner t ihanoo north 43
perchea to a pest and stone; theneo west 71 per
ches to a dead birch theneo eait 80 perches to a
laurel corner ; thenco aouth SH 7 10 perches to a
double hem leek t thenco east 120 perchea to a
chestnut; thence aouth 30 perches to a post;
then oo eaat 17 degreea to a post; thenco north 8
perchel to a pott corner and place of beginning,
U.i.g pii of trs- N HM4( tmiftand I uP7, con
tain i on M 8-10 acres, having about 00 aerei
cleared, and having inaraon erected n good frame
bouoe. a lane bank barn and othar outbuildings.
a good orchard, alto being wall underlaid with
bituminous coal. Seiied, taken la execution,
nnd to bo told ai tho properly of Juitin Heckle,
ALSO,
all that cert ale lot or piece of ground lituated In
Bloom township, Clearfield oounty, Pa., bounded
and described as followi - Beginning at a poit
t0 flmtlSfitifuW.
on tha Erie turnpike, a oomer of land conveyed
to Christ Buck ; theneo by said Buck's land aouth
I degrees west 132 f-10 perchea to a poet corner
of Hubert Leeches land ; thence by aaid Robert
Leecnee land aouth 07 degrees east 131 a-io per
ches to a post comer of Place's land; thence by
aame north 2 degree east 82j perches to a post,
north Lij degrees west S3 T-10 perches to a post
nlanoi thenco nortn 47 degrees west JU o-iu
perches to a post oa tha Brio turnpike; thenoa
oy too aame norm ii uegrees wen percuee,
north 40 degreea weat 27 perchea ; thence north
8V degreea wast Ifto) porches to the place nf be
ginning, containing itiu acres, more or leas, nav'
ing SO aorta cleared, and having thereon erected
a small frame bouse, betted, taken in execution,
and to bo told aa th property of H. P. Thump,
aon.
ALSO,
the undivided half Interest la all that certain
tract of land situated In Bradford twp., Clear-
Held oounty, Pa., beginning at a gum (down) oh
the bank of the Susquehanna river; thence north
06 degrees oast 80 porches te a chestnut tbcnofl
north 24 perchea to n white oak (down) ; lhenca
nortn zi degree! wen 4 perchea ton pott ; mono
north 27 degrees west 88 perches to a whitooak ;
thenco aouth 88 degrooa west 118 perchea ton
whit oak i thence by John Wition aouth 04 per
ches to a white pine ; theno south 24 degroea
east 60 perches ; thenco 1 1 porches to n black oak
on the bank of the river i thence by tho river 148
perchea to the place of begluning, containing 100
acres and 46 perches and allow tree, exempting
anu reserving, uevertneiesa, seven aeros toia oy
John (J rah aid, Sr., in bis lifetime, out of tho aaid
boundaries. Seised, taken in execution, and to
be sold as the property of Robert liraham.
ALSO,
all that certain lot or piece of ground situatid in
tho village of DuBois, Sandy townibip, Clear
fltld county, Pa., bounded and described an fol
lows: on the cant by Alain street, on tne nortn
by lot of O. W. Wolf, on the feat by an alley and
on the aouth by Washington atreet, being aixty
(ttuj loet wide by ISO feet deep, nnd known aa lot
No. 7 Id Rumbarger'a addition to DuUoit, hav
ing thereon erected a two-story frame house 10x20
feet, with addition 10x12 foot frame wash house
and other outbuildings.
Alto, two other lota In aame village, towntnip,
and oounty, lituated on Long street, bounded as
lounwst On the north by Long street, on tne
east by Hetricka, on the wett by High atreet,
on the south by Church street, and known aa lots
No. 12 and 13, having thereon erected a large
two-story frame bouse, small nam, and omer out
buildings. Seised, taken in execution, and to be
sold aa the property of Fred. Tracy and C. A.
Barr.
ALSO,
All that certain piece or parcel or lot of ground
altuate in the borough of Clearflold, Clearfield
county, Pa., bounded and described aa follows:
Beginning at a post on public road known as tho
uweoa road ; thenco along tne line of out-lot no.
12 enit 13 perchel tea port; thenoe south by land
of Richard Shaw 13 degrees weit 20 perches to a
post; thence west along th lino of onUlot No.
10 aeren perchea to a post In publio road;
thence along laid road 20 perches to poit and
place of beginning, oonlainlng 1 acre and OJ per
ches, and being part of a larger lot known as
out-lot No. II, which waa convoyed to Mordecai
Shirk, and having thereon erected n two -story
frame house and a two-story frame stable.
Seiied, taken in execution, and to be aold ns
the property of W. R. Brown,
ALSO,
all that eertaln tract or piece of land situate in
Bradford township, Clearfield oouoty, Pa., con -tainina
200 acre nnd $0 perchea, tho same, more
or loss, and consisting of two adjoining tracts or
pieces of land, one of which contains I .'18 acres
and H'j t.ernhei, bounded aa lollowa : jteginntng
at an nan, an old corner of tract aurveyed on
warrant granted to Paul Cox aod others ; thence
extending by tho aaid tract west 100 perohei to
a post; thence aouth 167i perchea to a poit;
theice east 1WS perches to a chestnut ; tbence by
land lold by Wm. Sansom to A. Pierce north 32
degrees west 6ti perchea to plaoo of beginning,
being part of two tracts eurvcyed on warrants
granted to John Nesbit and Ueorg Bartnam,
dated 27 July 17V2, about 1H0 acres cleared, mora
or less, having thereon erected a two-story frame
house, large bank bat a and other outbuildings,
and a large apple orchard.
Also, one other piece containing 07 acres and
147 perchel, beginning at k chestnut corner;
thence west 147 perches to a poet ; thenco 8H per
chea to a post ; thence eattlOO perchea to a pott;
thenee north 2H degrees east 100 peroboa to place
nf beginning, being part of two tracts aurveyed
on warrants granted to Jonathan Neabit and
(leorgo Bartnam, dated July 27, 1702, having
about 40 acre! cleared, with a small frame house
thereon.
Seiied, taken execution, and to bo aold aa the
property of Mark Kylcr.
ALSO,
all that certain tract or pleo of land lltoate In
Bradford township, Clearfield eounty, Penn'a,
bounded and described as fallows ; Beginning at
the south west oorner of the aurroy warranted In
tha name of Timothy Paxton; thenco east 0-'l
perchea to a pott; tbence along line of land of
James B, Urabam north 88 perches to a poit;
thenco along line of James It. (1 rah am west 03
ptronos to pest on Jin of Francis West, and
theno along said line aouth 88 perchel to south
west corner of Timothy Paxton sorvey nnd plaae
of beginning, contain ing 84 acre and 104 perchel
net, having thorenn erected a dwelling bouse,
barn, and other buildings, being nearly all clear
ed. Beit I, taken la execution, and to b aold
aa th property of Henry Uainea.
Tbrhi or Salx. The price or sum at which
the property ehall bo struck off must bo paid at the
time of sale, or such other arramreinents made aa
will bo approved, otherwise the property will b
immediately put up anu sold again at mo expeoso
nnd risk of tho person to whom it waa itruck off,
and who, In oaie of deficiency at luch re -sale,
shall make good tho same, and In no Instance
will the Deed bo presented in Court for con firm a
tion unless tho money is actually paid to tho
Sheriff. JAMBS MA1IAKFKY.
Snxntrr'i Owes:, I 6herlff
Clearfield, Pa., Aug. 26, 180.
Sheriff's Sale.
1Y virtue of sundry writs of Vtn. E., Issued
1 out of the Court of Common l'leas of Clear
Bold Co., and to me directed, there will bo exposed
to Pl'BLIC SALK, nt tho Court llouie, in the
borough of Clearfield, Pa., on
Tliuraday, Sept 93d, IrtrtO,
At 1 o'clock, P. M-, tha following described real
estate, to wit:
All that eertaln tract of land situate In Law
rence township, and I orough of Clearfield, Clear
field eounty, Pa., in Moiiop't addition, and being
part of lot No. 14, commencing at a post on ox
tended Front street, at th southwest Corner of
lot No. .14 ; theno east 105 feet to post ; theno
aouth 00 degrees west by Moore's coal road 117
leet to post by township road ; theno north IS
degrees east along extended front street 60 feet
to beginning. Improvement! two-story from
dwelling house and outbuildings.
Also, als vacant lota situat tn aaid boron nh of
Clearfield, in Moasop'i addition thereto, on ex
tended ronrtb street, bounded by other lands of
Defendant on the east, hy lot No. 42 on the north,
by Fourth street on the west, and by lot No. 86 on
tho aouth, being each 60 feet in width, 200 feet
in depth, nnd being known in plan of said borough
or addition, aa Iota No.'i 41, 40, 80, 88, 37 and 30
respectively.
Also, one other lot situate In Moesnn'i addition
In said boroiifh, being known a lot No, ;t6, and
being 60 feet In width by 200 feet in deptb.bound-
ed north y lot Ro. 3o in said addition, west bv
extended Fourth street, aouth by an alley, and
east by other lands of Defendant. Improvements
two-story iraiue dwelling Dome and other out
buildings. AIm, one ether tot situate In aaid borough in
Mossop'i addition, being known at lot No. 84, and
beinc 60 feet in width by 200 feet in depth. bound-
ed north by an alley, west by extended Fourth
street, and aouth and east hy other landa of De
fendant, with a two story frame house and other
outbuildings.
Also, one other lot situate in tho borough of
Clearfield, beginning at a post on line of William
Merrell a land ; thence by aatd land soutn I4t)
degreea wait 24 perchea to n post ; then by lot
No. T north 8H4 west .t.H perch os to nosl ; thence
north 16 4 degree east 24 perchea to pott ; thenoe
hy lend late of Jsmei B. U rations aouth 8St eaat
;i3 perches to beginning, containing four acres
and 136 perches, being part of out lot No. 8, and
ing partly cleared, wtta ooal bank opened
thereon.
Also, one othor lot tttoato In Lawri.be town
ship, Clearfield oounty, Pa., beginning at stones,
a corner of (and sold by Richard Shaw to Chris
tian Buttorf; thence by land of aaid Bottorf aouth
77 degroea west 08 perchea to pi ton pine; thence
by land of Hugh Leavy'a heirs aouth 48 degrees
east 60 perches t stone: I bene by land of
nicnard fiu aw north i.vo east 7ft parches to an nan
on tbo old Ml let burg road; theno by aaid road
north 43 degreea west 89 perches to white oak ;
theno atill hy same north 00 degrees weat 17 per
ohei to place of beginning, containing 21 acres
and Ofi perohei, being olearod and under good col
li vat ion.
Also, one other ht aituate In aaid borough of
Clearfield, beginning at a ponj thee south 48
ilegreaa eaal i perches to post, by Mat hew Oa
dons land j thenoe north 13 degrees eatt 074, per
chea to post ; tbence wett 40 B-10 perchea to pott;
theno aouth 154. west SI perches to beginning,
oonlainlng 14 acres, more or less, partly cleared.
Alio, one other tot situate In laid borough known
as lot No. 84, being OA feet fronton Second street
and extending In depth 2t)0 feet to an alley, and
bounded front hy Second street, north by Cherry
street, ast by an alley, and aouth by lot No. 85,
wtin n two-story nrici swelling bouse, framo
liable nnd other outbuildings. Seiied, taken in
execution, nnd to be aold aa the property of Jas.
A. Moor.
ALSO,
all that certain tract of land situate In T'nlon town
thip, Clearfield county, Pa., beginning at a post
oorner of land of P. Ilolb.petcr and a lab Jehnaon;
thenoe north by same 120 perches to a stone east
ly perohei to bomlock ; theno aouth by land of i
John Hoel 112 perches to post at Saowsboe and ,
Pankenville turnpike j theno by said turnpike
south 68 degrees west 1 1 perches ; tncnni by same !
ennth TO degrees west 10 perches; thence still hy
aame north 70 dvg. weat It per. ; Ihenct still by
aame north 07 degrees west 20 perches ; theno
ecu In by aame J degre west 31 perches) theno
north by aame 08 degrees weat 17 perches to be
ginning, oonlainlng TO acre and 40 perchea with
about 15 acres cleared, and having thereon erected
a dwelling house, barn and other outbuildings.
Seined, taken In execution, nnd to be eold aa th
property of J. K. nnd J. C. K raiser.
ALSO,
two eertaln tracts of land situate In Karthaos
townibip, Clearfield oouniy, Pa., one piece bound
ed eaat by land of Uodfrey Fisher, aouth hy pub
lic mad, west hy Robert Hridgens, and north by
lands of Henry Yothers, containing 144 acres,
nun or lest, and having a boa l Itiu acres cleared,
and having thereon erected a frame bank barn,
(rain honee, wagon abed nnd ether outbuildings.
Also, one other tract of land situate Io Kart
haos township, Clear Held eounty. Pa., adjoining
the above property nnd containing 17 acres,
more or less, with about 30 acre leared, and
having thereon creeled a frame house Iwe itories
jCrrjal gmwtlsfratnt.
high, framo bank barn and a water eaw-mill
thereon eraotod. 8ead, taken la execution, and
to be sold as tb pioperty of inotnae nnd Janet
Wait.
ALSO,
two eertaln lota of land lltoate la tha Tillage of
DuBois, Clear Held oounty, Pa., No. 1, bounded oo
th east by lot of , oa th west by
other lota of Defendant fronting on ninii
street 80 feet, and extending back north from laid
a (reel inu leet, bavine thereon erected a frame
house 21x34 feet two stories hlirh. No. 1. bound
ed on th east by lot juit described, we at by land of
n ininey, south by Williams street, nnd baring a
front on said street of 80 feet, and extending back
north KM feet, having thereon erected a frame
house 10x24 feel two atoriaa bieb. nnd a frame
stable zuxu leet. Retted, taken In execution,
and to b eold as the property of Maria C. Bauia.
ALSO,
all that certain tract of land iltuat In North
IlouUdale,Woodwerd township.Clearfield count v.
Pa., bounded eo the north -east by Uoea Hun rail
road, on tne wett by a street, and on the south
by Wallae atreet, being a triangular ahape. and
having thereon erected a largo framo houav, used
as a bote). Sailed, taken la execution, and to be
aeld aa th poo per ty of William Smith.
ALSO,
all that certain tract of land situate In Bradford
township, Clearfield eounty, Pa., bounded on the
eait by landa of Itaiab tl. Barger, west by land
of Jam as Lanabery, aouth by laud of Isaac Bar
ger, and north by land of Jamea Stewart, contain
inc 22 acres, more or leas, with a'oul 12 aores
clt arcd.havingtheron erected a small frame houie,
frame barn and other outbuildings, betted, taken
In execution, and to be told as tbo property )
Joseph M. Barger.
ALSO,
a certain lot of land iltaate in HoatrJale bor
ough, Clearfield eounty, Pa., a corner lot, on the
oorner -f Hannah and Brisbia at reels on the
west, by Railroad street on the aouth, by a brick
building belonging to Cameron on the east, being
24 feet front and 41 feet deep, with a two-story
frame store-house thereon erocted, being 24x40
feet, and
Alio, two lots of land in tne borough of Houtt
dale, Clearfield eounty, Pa., boiog lot! No. 22
nnd 2W3, adjoining ami fronting on McAteer street
about 200 feet and running back loO feet to Pine
alley. Bounded by railroad on the north by Mc
Ateer atreet on in west, i'in alley on the eatt,
and Ale alley on the aouth, containing one-halt
acre of ground, with n large double brick bouso
32x40 leet two itoriea high, etablo, and other
outbuildinga tberoon erected. Seiaed. taken In
cxeeution, and to bo aold as the property of Wm.
Watobman A Son.
ALSO,
all that oertaln tract of land situate In O reenwood
township, Clearflold oounty, Pa., beginning at a
red oak stump near public road ; thenoe by other
land of John A. Howies north 40 degrees weat 64
perches to a post in tho middle of publio road;
thenee by same north 231 degrees west 82 perchea
to post in line of Ihemnson Wiley (now John A,
Rowlea 1 : thenee hv aaid John A. Rowlei 624 de.
greet west 100 0-10 perchea to post on line of John
ueil ana i. iiuuiuen a to. ; ineace oy taia une
aoutb 80 decrees east 38 perchea to post ; thence
by public road and other landa of John A . Ruwles
north 67 degress east tMJ poroses to place oi bo
ginning, containing 46 acres, more or less, with
about 25 acres cleared, and a small orchard grow
ing thereon, and having thereon erected a log
house, be i ted. taken In execution, and to
sold ai tho property of Jamea D. Wiley and
Joseph M. Wiley.
.ALSO
defeodunt'i interest In all thus certain tracts of
land aituate in Greenwood townabin. Clearfield
eounty, ra., nounueu ana aetontioa as follows j
no. 1. uegioning at a red oak on tb west
bank of the Susiiuehanna rivor : tbence north 16
degrees west 2ZU perches to a chestnut, nnd thence
hy remainder of trad north 76 ueirreea east 84
perchea to post; thence hy WooJside land south
la degrees east an perches to n white oak corner
on tbo river; thenoe up said river the several
courses and distances to the red oak and plane nf
beginning, containing 122 acre and 122 perohei
itti about .tu acres cleared.
No. 2. One other tract of land situate In
Greenwood township, Clearfield county, Pennsvl
vania, beginning ai a white oak on the rirer
bank ; thenoe up aaid rirer north 60 degrees west
154. parches to an old white oak (down) ; thence
by land late of Wm, Haste!!, dee d, aouth 43 de
groea eatt 00 perchea to n atone heap ; thence
south 13 degrees west 40 perchea to Ihe plane of
No. .1. One other tract ofland si tuafe in Green
wood towuship, Clearfield county, Pennsylvania.
beginning at a fallen hickory oorner of
tracta no. nwi and 3 ooa ; thenco hy land era di
ed to Geo. Klder south perchea to the bank of ihe
rirer; theno down said river its several courses
and distances to a fallen blaok oak and corner of
Grit described piece; thonce along the same north
14 degree wen in percuee to chestnut north Tn
degrees eaat ol perchoa to pott ; tbence aouth 14
degrees east 20 perches to land now owned by
monoiae mcuracxen i tneno aouth oz irevi
east 110 perches, more or less, to post; thenoe
nortn ix degree west 4 perches to hemlock
t ',ioce north 21 dogreoieast 18 perchea to hem
lock ; tnence norm a acgreea weat, west 24 per
ohei to hemlock; thenoe SUft degreea west 04
perchea to a hemlock; thenoa north 411 degrees
weal 4 perches to a hemlock ; toeoe north 1 do
grewast36 perches tonhemlock; thence north 30
degree west i a-1 perobe! to a biron on tbo
original line of laid tract No. 8682: thence bv
aaid line south CI degrees west 130 perches, more
or ieia, to pi ace oi ocginning, containing a7
acre! and 01 perches, more or less, with about 60
acre! cleared, and having thereon erected a
hewed log bout, bank barn, and other out
buildings.
Also, all of defendant's interest lo one other
tract of land situat In Bell twp,, Clearfield Co.,
ra., being part ot tract warranted to isiea Daniel.
bounded as follows t Beginning at itone oorner of
land of Mcl'recken and V. Ihompson : thenoe by
Thompion'i land north 034 degrees eaat 60 per. to
post (beech); tbence by land of Z. u. Hoover
nerthoi deg. weit 281 perchea to a poet (beech 1
tbence by tract No. 6022 aouth 78 degreea west
61 perches to stones ; thonce by land of N. M
Crarken aouth fij degrees oast 2V& perchea to
alonea and place ot beginning, con la to ing 84
acres ana ! perches.
Also, one o titer tract of land aituaTo In
Bell town thip, Clearfield oounty, Pa., beginning
at maple f tbence by land of Henry Beck No.
4280 eaat M0 perchea to a Una ; thenoe by 611
and acant land soutn aju perohei to a hickory ;
thence by Vacant land and No. 6016 south 83 de
grees west 634 perchea to a poit; tbence by No.
itfi(t and fviv nortn sm perches to place of b-
ginning, containing 1100 acres.
Also, one otner tract ot laud itiuate in jjcii
township, Clearfield oounty, Pa,, beginning at
n poet on Itneot land aold to . L. Miller. Round
ed on Ibe north by tract 602 1 , on the eaat hy tract
6016, on the south by trnet 3606, and en the eatt
by tract in name of Christopher Krataer, con
taining about SoO acres.
beited, taken in execution, and to bo lold aa
property of R. U. Ihompson.
ALSO,
Ihe following real estate of defondant aituate in
Lumber City borough. Clearfield oounty, Pa., be
ginning at a white pine stump at oorner of land
or R. toung, dee'd., thoao by land of said Young
estate, aouth ih drurees cast 2.0 4-10 pore he to
a street; thence by aairl atreet north 60 degrees
weal lea icet to corner ol tloss and rerguson lots
tbence by the same north 11 degrees east 10 feet,
north 60 degrees west 140 feet, south SI degrees
west 180 feel to the aforesaid street, and by It
north rV degreea weat 140 to a II foot alley
thence by said alley north 31 degrees oast 160 feet
to a 12 foot alley ( thence by aaid alley north 31
degrees eait 180 feet, and north 60 degreea west
270 feet to centre of Spring atreet; tbence north
31 degreea east by other land late of aaid dee'd.
42 2-10 perches lo a post; thenoe north 60 de
grees west 60 4-10 perches to a poat oa John P.
line's line; thenoe nortn lf4 degreea west l.'(
perches to tne turnpike ; tbence by it north xv
degrees oast 24 perchea; thenoe north 2 degreea
west 12 perches, noitb 12 degree! eatt 10 perches
to ti. Hell's line, and thence by the same aouth
40 degreea east 07 7-10 perches to beginning,
containing 104 acres, i.iu perches and allowance,
with about 00 acre! cleared, aad having thereon
erected n frame house and log barn and other eut
buildings. Also, all that certain tract nf land situate lo
the borough of Lumber City, Clearfield oounty,
ra., beginning ai a post, tbence aouth 50 decrees
east IV 4-10 perches; tbence north 60 degrees
west fin 11) percttna to n post) thenee aouth M'l
degrees eait 66 8 10 perches to a post and place
f beginning, containing about 10 aores with
about .1 acres cleared and no buildings.
Also, all that certain traot of land in Firguton
township, Clearfield county, Pa., bounded and
described as follows : On the eaat by land of Me
Cauley A Pailrreon, on the south hy land of Mo-
Cauloy A Wilherigbt, on the west by lands of
n ilberlcht and h. C. Barrett, and on Ibe north
by lands of K. O. Barrett, Wilherigbt, Fred Shoff
anu John V. straw, containing 71 acre, more or
less, with about 26 acree cleared, and having
tnereon erected a small house and stabl.
Belted, taken In execution, and U b aold ai
the property of J. U, Roai.
Tenae or Saiu - The price or euro nt which
the property shall be itruck off mutt b paid at
the time of sale, or luoh other arrangements mad
as will be approved, otherwise the property will
b Immediately put up and aold agaia nt the ex
pens and risk of th person to whom it waa
struct on, ana who, tn ease or deficiency at aucb
re-sal, shall make good the same, and in no
Inttanoe will the Deed be presented la Court for
confirmation unlesa the money la actually paid to
the Sheriff. JAMBS MAUAFFKV,
Saiatrr'a Orrtra, I Sheriff.
Clearfield, Pa., Aug. 26, 1180. f
Sheriff's Sale.
1 ) Y virtue of sundry write of Lemri Facial Issued
J out of the Court of Common Pleat of Centre
county, Penn'a, nnd to me directed, there will
be exposed to PI'HLIO SALK, at the Court
llonae, in the borougn of Clearfield, l a., on
Tliuraday, ffeptember 93d, Ihhi),
At 1 o'clock P. M., th following described real
estate, of Defendant! to wit :
A ertlan two-story framo building SOkO feet
with lot and curtilage appurtenant thereto, situ
ate In ths borough of Osceola, Clearfield eounty.
Pa ., bounded and deacrlbed as follows: On the
oa at lido of Pruner street, and known at lot No.
2VA in the general plan of laid borough. Belted,
taken In execution, nnd te be sold as the prop
erty of Henry Wallaoe.
Taaua or Bali, The price or ran at which
the property iball b etruek off must be paid at
the time of aale, or each other arrange menu
made as will b approved, otherwise the property
will be Immediately put np nnd aold again at
th cxpeaa and rlak of tb person to whom It
wax struck off, and wbo, tn eat of deficiency nt
luch re-sale, shall make good the aame, and In
no instance will tb Deed b presented In Court
for eonflrmatlon anion the money is actually
paid to the Sheriff. JAS. MAHAFPKY,
Baanirr'a Drrica, I Sheriff.
Clearfield, Pa., Aug. 16, ISM. j
ARNOLD HAS ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles.
B1IAVED AND SAWED.
Corwenivllle, Jan. I, 71 if.
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Almost Given Away, an Eight-Page Taper for Less than Cost of
Paper, Ink nnd Postage.
THE WORLD
IS FOR
HANCOCK & ENGLISH
FIRST, LAST, AND ALL THE TIME,
AND WILJ, UK SENT,
Postage paid, from now until January 1, 1S81,
WEEKLY - - 25 Cents
SEMI-WEEKLY - - - - - CO Cents
DAILY (including Sunday) .... 2.50
Or until after the Inauguration for double the above prices.
Democrats, send for it nnd read what is being done all over tho
country by Democrats to insure a glorious victory this Fall. Send
it to your Republican neighbors, and convert them to Democracy.
HELP ON THE GOOD CAUSE !
Address THE WORLD, 35 Park Row, New York.
Angim Ulh,4MS80.
N. E. ARNOLD,
CO"3fftX7Ur23!IMSX?rXXJ.XJ.3S!.
WILL
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
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1,000 CORDS HEMLOCK BARK.
1,000 CORDS OAK BARK.
1,000 CORDS SHINGLE BOLTS.
1,000,000 ONE MILLION SAWED SHINGLES. 1,000,000
1,000,000 ONE MILLION SHAVED SHINGLES. 1,000,000
No wnitine for turn, but unloaded immediately. Highest cash
price paid nt all times. Liberal advances made on largo lots. Go
sec Arnold before contracting your bark.
N. E. ARNOLD,
CURWENSVILLE, PA.
May U, 1 Rftn If
JAMES L.
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IHAHKET STUI'.KT, CI.ttAHFIUM). FKNN'A.
All kinds of Capkoli nnd Coflini kept on Imnd, and furnishod lo order on
hort notico, Including Iho finest ns well ns tho chenpest that enn bo mann-
fncturod. Our
oonrsH nmBBriVEii
Is the bost In nso, nnd will bo furni.licd when required. Funerals nttondod
in nnv nsrt of (he eountv. Tall nt my odico, on Second utroot, or lonvo
your ordors at Troulmnn'i Furniture
net 1,70-1v.'
gtu; gt arrrt tsf mcu tji.
Mm TIMWAHU, IIAIiniVAHi:,
and
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
lid
NKKDI.KS, ATTACHMENTS AND PAKT4,
and all kinds of
HKWINO MA CI UN ICS,
oo TO
O. !J. MKKKKMj, Agent.
CI.KAKIMKLD, PA. June t, 'HO tf.
rpO PARMKRw, I-The Foorteenth Annual
1 KiMtittti.n ef theCI.KAKKIKLD COUNTY
AUKlCliLTURAL hOl'UTY will beheld
At Cloarfioltl, St-pt. 15, 10 & 17, lHSft,
LIBERAL PREMIUMS will be offered and
mad na hi te In due tine, for which ever Parmer
In the onnnty Is invited tn compete. Por Informa
tion adtireea liEArlPKn DhMNinti, free a,
Or AL, M. RUW, Heeretarv,
Clearflelil, Vena'a.
Kiemtlve Committee Philip IetU(Co. Tress-
wt nr)t lterftarie twp.) Klliha M. Davis, Penn twp.;
J hn Smith, Hloom twp., bmii R. Dressier, I nioa
ton.) Wilson P. Tate, Lawrence twp.
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5cw g.ai'frtisfiututs.
ARNOLD TAYS
CASH or TRADE.
Conramrlll., P.., Jan. I, 'TS tf.
BI'.HS KOH AI.K. Thlrla.. Htm of
Ilaliao 11m. which I will tall ch.ap for
e.ah, ar aaoha.ita fur whaaU t'or furtb.r lo
fomatlon pall on or .JJr.aa tba unilarlr;nl.
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.ail Ptnotown.hira,C!.arflld ooantr.
KMaonabla timafff.an for part of porchaaa
monaj. Prioa. ffl. 00 t. Ill.ol par acr. T
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BopL It, lt tf. Clovlold, Pa,
CUEWENSVILLE, PENN'A.
eXr-Thli nld nnd well-establlslied Hotel haa
been leased br the nndersljrned, nnd lie feelt een
Adent of rendering aatisfaellon te those wbe sna
patronise hiea. Hood stabling at tar bed.
LKVY1S O.fiLUUM, Proprietor.
April II, 0-tf.